Vivat (Wiwat) Rokha (Rocha) Izrailovna (December 30, 1920, Jēkabpils District) — railway worker.

Rokha Vivat was born into the family of Izrail Mordukhovich Vivat (1880, Krustpils – died in 1941 during World War II) and Liba Ikhailovna Vivat (1882, Krustpils – died in 1941 during World War II).

She worked as a technical clerk and senior operator in the technical office at the Riga-Krasta station of the Riga division of the Latvian Railway (1946–1976).

From 1976 to 1984, she was a senior freight forwarder at the Riga-Krasta station of the Baltic Railway.

In 1989, she worked as a cloakroom attendant at the Central Gorky Library in Riga.

In 1991, Rokha Vivat received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her cousin Iosif Brant (b. 1928, Jēkabpils) had been living since 1973.

Izrail Mordukhovich Vivat (1880–1941) – father
Liba Ikhailovna Vivat (1882–1941) – mother
Ida Izrailovna Katzen (née Vivat) (1907, Krustpils – 1982, Riga) – sister
Mordukhai Izrailovich Vivat (1909, Krustpils – 1986, Israel) – brother
Iosif Brant (b. 1928) – cousin